Caffè Reale Torino In Torino

A unique collection of paintings. Beautiful halls, furniture, ceilings. The gardens of the palace with the fountain are also beautiful. I recommend a visit.

I visited it during the weekends with free museums and historic buildings. The palace has wonderful rooms where you can experience the history and life lived within. I recommend everyone visit it if they're passing through Turin. It's centrally located near Piazza Castello, where there are other historic sites to visit.

A magnificent palace that impressively demonstrates the power of the Savoy kings. You enter unassumingly through a small entrance and ascend the stairs to a world of opulent splendor. A guided tour isn't necessary; there are explanatory panels throughout in Italian, French, English, and even German. From the palace, you can even see Turin Cathedral. While you can't see the Shroud of Turin, you can certainly sense its presence. The palace also provides direct access to the Museum of Antiquities and the Sabauda Gallery, which houses paintings by artists such as Rembrandt. Entry is free for children and €15 for adults.

Beautiful. Really well-kept with paintings and sculptures by famous artists.

Beautiful royal palace...interesting exhibitions...

I really liked it and it took me almost four hours to see it all, including the gardens.

Beautiful, worth visiting at least once

Wait for the first Sunday of the month when admission is free

It is part of the historic center with its garden at the rear

The Royal Palace is the main residence of the rulers of the House of Savoy in Turin. The first owner of the palace, built between 1646 and 1660 according to a Baroque design by the di Castelmonte father and son, was Christina of France. The palace's grand staircase was designed in the 18th century by Filippo Juvarra. A passage connects the palace chapel to Turin Cathedral, where the Shroud of Turin is housed. Along with other residences of the House of Savoy, the Royal Palace is protected by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site.